accuracy in photojournalism

Accuracy in Photojournalism

ن عدم الخطأ في عرض الحقائق في مالتأكد

ات األخبار والمواد الترويجية مقدمالعناوين و

والصور والفيديو والمواد السمعية والرسوم البيانية

فال ينبغي اإلفراط .ية واالقتباسات تواللقطات الصو

سليط الضوء على أحداث خارج تبسيطھا أو تفي سياقھا

SPJ Code of Ethics

ضمون الصور أو مشويه تحريف أو تعدم

ن أجل الوضوح ما التعديل مأ.لقطات الفيديو

ينبغي عنونة كما .امدو بهالتقني فمسموح لقطات المونتاج والصور التوضيحية

SPJ Code of Ethics

ضللة أو ممثيل الحدث بطريقة تجنب إعادة ت العرض التركيبي لألحداث اإلخبارية

SPJ Code of Ethics

Kent State Shooting The Fence?

Moving the Pyramids to fit the cover

Iran's Revolutionary Guards released these images

Propaganda

AP photographer in Syria Fired

Middle East Peace Talks at the White House, 2010

Al Ahram newspaper

Doctoring gruesome images

a Lebanese photographer, shows thick black smoke in Beirut after an Israeli air raid

He said he was only trying to clean up the photo and not alter the image

Alarabiya in Libya

Los Angeles Times Iraq photo Photographer fired

Toppling of Saddam Hussein Statue Camera Angles

John Kerry and Jane Fonda speaking at different Vietnam

War rallies

Mugshot of O.J. Darker and more dangerous

Oprah manipulated without her permission

Make women slimmer

The Heat Film Poster, 2013

Inserting a black person for diversity

2013 World Press photo of the year (Paul Hansen) - photoshopped!

• “In many newsrooms it is unethical to pass off a retouched photo as reality. Ideally, retouching of a news photograph should be limited to basic exposure and color correction, cropping, resizing, or conversion to grayscale. Any Photoshopping that alters the meaning of the original photo should be labeled as a “news illustration” in the caption so the viewer understands the photo has been altered.”

- mediabistro.com

Sources

• HOAXES, FAKES AND DOCTORED PHOTOS THROUGH HISTORY

• SPJ Code of Ethics